Attachment-Focused Family Therapy for Nevada & Utah Families
Stronger relationships begin when parents and children heal together.
Braxton Storm, MSW, LCSW, provides in-person attachment-focused family therapy in Henderson, Nevada, and virtual parent-child and family therapy for clients located in Nevada and Utah. His work helps children, teens, and parents move beyond conflict, strengthen emotional connection, and build healthier relationships.
When family life feels stuck
You love your child, but something between you feels stuck.
Families often seek support not because they lack love, but because stress, old patterns, and repeated conflict have made connection harder to reach.
- Conversations quickly become arguments or shutdowns.
- Your child’s emotions or behavior feel difficult to understand.
- You worry that you are losing connection with your teenager.
- Discipline has become a repeated source of conflict.
- Past experiences affect how you respond as a parent.
- You want to respond differently but are unsure how.
A whole-family approach
The child is not the only part of the solution.
Children do not develop in isolation. Their emotions, behavior, and relationships are influenced by the connections surrounding them.
Braxton’s integrative approach includes parents in the therapeutic process when appropriate. Together, families learn to understand the needs beneath behavior, recognize recurring patterns, communicate with greater emotional awareness, and build stronger, more secure relationships.
Therapy may help your family:
- Recognize the needs beneath behavior
- Increase emotional safety and trust
- Develop a stronger vocabulary for feelings
- Repair after conflict and disconnection
- Create healthier patterns that last
Specialized support
Support built around relationships, not labels.
Children & Teens
Support for children age 10 and older and teens experiencing emotional regulation difficulties, anxiety, behavioral concerns, trauma, transitions, or relationship challenges.
Parent-Child Therapy
Attachment-focused work to improve trust, communication, vulnerability, emotional safety, and connection.
Parenting Support
Practical guidance for parents who want to respond with greater awareness, confidence, consistency, and connection.
Experience that supports the work
Specialized experience in parent-child relationships.
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Nevada and Utah
- Master of Social Work, Boise State University, 2020
- Seven years working with children, teens, and families
- Experience supporting foster children and their parents
- Extensive study and application of attachment theory
- Creator of an eight-week parent-centered course
- University guest lecturer, including UNLV and BYU–Idaho
- Parenting speaker, podcast guest, and LDSCAPA board member
Getting started
A clear path forward for your family.
01 · Reach out
Request a complimentary 15-minute conversation and briefly share what kind of support your family is seeking.
02 · Determine fit
Discuss your concerns, goals, availability, payment options, and whether Braxton’s approach fits your needs.
03 · Begin connecting
Create a focused treatment plan and begin building healthier patterns of understanding, trust, and connection.
Your family does not have to remain stuck in the same patterns.
Therapy can help parents and children understand what is happening beneath the conflict and begin building a safer, more connected relationship.